Louisiana bribery and partisan struggle quoted in Troy newspaper
In a column from the Troy Herald dated October 14 1874 the paper denounces bribery among prominent Republicans tied to Louisiana politics. It cites payments to Morton Butler and others, lambasts Kellogg and Grant supporters, and argues Democratic victories would rebuke Reconstruction era policies while criticizing third party threats and Vermont style reforms.
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Kellogg
Kellogg Dynasty du Louisiana
North
Louisiana
Grant
Lienriot
Mutt Carpenter
Welloges
Denst Dutler
Ove Thie Sn Carpenter
Morton
Ben 2. Butler
Calvab Cishing
Santor
The
New York Times
Voller-Ielan Packard
Republican Party
Congress
Centrol
Louisann
Howlwann
Radical Party of the Nation
Acta
Haloos
Mion
Iyant
Democratic Party
Missouri
Free Commonwealth
Frentry
Dyers
Wendersons
Girosvenors
van Llotns
U.S. Grant
St. Louis
Constitutional Amendment Abolishing Voter Registration
Concurrent Resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish voter registration. The Senate and House concur that at the next general election, to be held the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1874, the amendment shall be submitted. It would strike out the fourth section of the second article and impose registration limits for cities and towns over ten thousand inhabitants.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Sail
General Assembly
Bey
Hendles and Headley in Green County Race for Lieutenant Governor
The Spelugtiohl Leader discusses W. W. Hendles and W. Cheuloe in a Green County convention context. Headley, opposed to the movement yet a farmer and Grange member, faces uncertainty after a nomination telegraph and later personal negation. The piece notes neutrality and widespread curiosity about who will gain support for lieutenant governor.
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W. Hendles
W. Cheuloe
Cue Peoples
Ciovernors
Headley
Toda
Borkiv Willin
Thiaawn
Gireen
Glalio
Hekot
Chronicle about opposition to People's ticket
The Chronicle questions support for the People's ticket citing opposition to radicalism, civil rights, national banks, tobacco laws, third terms, and various alleged scandals. It argues the parties and figures behind the ticket are offensive to decent people, urging rejection.
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the Chronicle
Tia
Radicaliam
Kellogg Nsuipations
Jayne Awindles
Harrington Safe
Long Branchitos
Anti- Munopoliet
Lincoln County Independent Candidate for Probate Judge
A long message from a Lincoln County candidate explains his Independent bid for Probate Judge, denounces party bosses, advocates retrenchment and reform, and outlines his nonpartisan stance. He recounts his self education, county service as deputy clerk, and urges laborers to vote past party lines for fair administration.
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Lincoln County
Ation
Afl
TP Deen
Odili
Pam
Nike
Desenyhir
Ned Cis
Politiq
Ray
Ian
Ewald Respuet Tully
Merle
Hive
Lineal
N. al
Merriwether
Lodi
County Ui
Vienne
Hantile
St. Lowia & Keokuk
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Troy Herald
Theo
D. Fisher
A. Mudd
Editors
Warrenton Chronicle
Warren
Chronicle
Wowent
Thich
Tan Eny
Ita
Fletcher
Merlurg
Nudlc
Ioutry
Dim Fisk
Pettis
Sudlalia
Lexington Rilroad Corporation
Paasea
Casey Downing
Pike
Audral
Quisenbury
Quis
Audraln
Quilsenterry
Register of Lands
McLlhany
St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway
Hardin
Gentry
Finilay Voto
Cientey
Louta County
Hope
Hewtenant E
S. W. Teadtlee
Hodmean
DPD
Onrne County
Fletchers
Pali
Trenderson
Filley
Creadhead
Henry T.low
Mary
St. Louis Democrat
Aogiare
Woodson
Radicala
Wouisson
Sevalon
McClurg
Democrata
Lind Asylum
Or- Phan
Woollnow
Menausies
Steningoe
Chas
Mardin
Devoerner
N. J. Colman
Finte
Meimata
Thos. Molliday
Jon
W. Sercer A. A. Hockaday
Itog
Lands
GEO. Dieuhl Snp
Seheels
B.D. Amannon
Supreme Court
B. Napton
W. Priest
N. Baskets
Justive County Court
Nonfils
Jostah Creech
Wierk Circuit Court
Tigs
W. A. Woodson
I. i
Shelton Sort
Thos
M. Carte Juin Wilson Vecamot
Jon McHonald
Constaiv
Lincoln
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